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GalahiSimtam
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GalahiSimtam
2mo ago
Of course, coming from that background one has to learn to recognize some new concepts to even use online dating - stuff like short-term relationships, folks going for high bodycount, that sort of stuff. Yet, stating that in an open source
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GalahiSimtam
4mo ago
I go on with my small side-business of modding Skyrim. During lockdown it wasn't clear what Bethesda games the paid mods store will cover; had it been only for new titles, I had only vague idea that Starfield would be some space sci-fi
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6mo ago
A solo gamedev project; upgrading my free Skyrim mods; thinking about learning vibe-coding for the little "web 2.0" side-project idea of old, seems could be fun to squeeze it in.
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GalahiSimtam
1y ago
Funny they both originated from Sclaveni/Sklabenoi, just one of the tribe of south Slavs. But for the slave trade in middle ages, maybe you guys would call us Slovs (the jury is out on that)
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GalahiSimtam
1y ago
Right now, a video game. If there ever will be AI that does the particular assignment no worse, I'll consider it the coming of the age of AGI. (modulo my game getting sucked into the training set, of course)
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3y ago
In copyright law, moral rights are the right to attribution, integrity, that sort of stuff. It's a loan translation from French 'droit moral' Unsure if the original baiter meant this
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3y ago
It appears that Bloomberg ran such a story this year spring. I recall I was aware of lesswrong.com when it was still about bayesian stuff and not the hive of basilisk oil salesmen. So, before I stumbled on the fanfic (penned by "Less W
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3y ago
But Tesla was a-okay with atoms. Just not electrons https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=tCcDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA171&re...
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3y ago
Save you some reading, it's about political biases of academia in USA, not about "why Elon Musk renamed Twitter to X" kind of ideas/people.
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3y ago
Most gamedev studio employees are artists, not programmers
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3y ago
So, what's the performance of BG3 in Act 3, in streaming? I had an unfortunate incident of my GPU going kaputt this summer, and while waiting for the warranty repair I tried playing games on an older machine. But not that old, at the o
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3y ago
Oh, the test kitchen demo is pretty limited. If you are curious about their linguistical style, the difference between GPT-3 and Lamda is akin to the difference between Ralof and Hadvar playthrough, respectively - https://www.pal
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3y ago
Then I doubt you would approve as a novel game mechanic anything that Nintendo attempts to patent within that claim. An exemplary new mechanic recent decade game is Baba Is You. It isn't obvious. If it was, someone would come up with B
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3y ago
This isn't a new debate in the modding community. There were all kind of opinions voiced. Robbie is not fond of AI voices, but he tracks NSFW mods because they are a natural concern. Anyways, it is the custom there that Nexusmods moder
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3y ago
In the context of the OP article, a similar functionality to querying a database is "Find matching references" kind of quest alias filling https://www.creationkit.com/index.php?title=Quest_Alias_Tab#... : However i
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3y ago
Why do I see this fallacy all over anti-porn threads? Keto diets might be a fad and about as difficult as quitting porn, but still.
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3y ago
Every low code sounds like a plan, until you have to make something like "computer AI for Heroes Of Might & Magic 3 battles".
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3y ago
To be fair, I had a lot of fun last year asking various LLMs to play Skyrim, imagined as a role-playing adventure with a human game master, and watching as they break sooner or later https://www.palimptes.dev/ai With Ch
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3y ago
Per description of a certain item in Fallout 2, "if you need to ask, you don't want to know". UPDATE: while fanfiction might be behind this vocal minority, there could be other uses of LLMs, for example translation I don'
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3y ago
Uhm, if you are interested so, you should realize it is these false narratives that are used most convincingly in support of Jesus historicity. Consider that passage from Flavius referencing Jesus. It is somewhat different in the Arabic tra
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4y ago
No need to be sarcastic when ChatGPT-4 has issues using APIs, I mean software library interfaces
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4y ago
you don't get to be a governor until you completed cursus honorum tho
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4y ago
AGI would not mix up stuff like this https://pastebin.com/raw/zPLxKr56
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4y ago
It just works! But if you have it act for both the GM and the player(s), then you might miss on the information taking ancient artifacts from ruins is morally wrong https://reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/10n9ru
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4y ago
> Sorry, BlenderBot is US-only at the moment. For the illustrative purposes, here's how Blenderbot reacted to playing Skyrim https://pastebin.com/raw/ZTsnMWPi You have a point, though I do believe that LaMDA wo
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4y ago
Though from what I gather about the computation, it does not easily separate into two steps, "understanding"/"generation".
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4y ago
Yeah it lies, indeed, "print(list(filter(lambda x:all(x%d for d in range(2,x)), range(2,3*10)))[:11])" will print the list of first eleven primes, up to including 31. So if you want to say that state-of-the-art LLMs could recogniz
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4y ago
ChatGPT improves over LaMDA in pretty-printing code and passing certain Turing-test-trick questions. It's an improvement not unlike a delivery bot that swaps packages recipients is an improvement over one that invents up non-existent r
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4y ago
Not sure if you got downvoted for naively believing ChatGPT, but it warns you that it has been trained on data up to year 2021 - so the answer would be outdated, even if it was correct.
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4y ago
Kinda. I started a gap year, thinking I'll finalize my Skyrim mod while traveling round the world. Coworkers bade me farewell and wished good luck on my next adventure. Two weeks in, Elon Musk took over Twitter So now I'm also set
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